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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06

executed under the advice OF though its execution
antedated by considerable pero connection with the
company in csnasty In that particular case Also Mr.
bartlett was not consulted In my examination dill not say
shall be obgei yon yol win give in your columns
tie same Prominence this explanation which was gfycn u
Pacific grave one ani oIe far as know. abso
CHARLES F. ADAMS.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND CANADA SOUTHERN
RAILROADS.
One year ago in reviewing the annual report OF the
combined operations OF the Michigan Central and Canada
Southern railroads for the year OF 1885. said: at
teaches the lesson to the criminal folly OF the
trunk lines in fighting for the carrying OF through
passengers and freight does that OF the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Company; and in the matter OF
freight II emphasizes IL because 1t degnates the through
ana way tonnage. and tho earnings from each" The
report or the Lake Shore printed this morning. ana or
Mlclgan Central issued to-day further emphasize the
truth OF the comment The gross earnings OF the com
binedsysem 1886 from freight 81 032 1865 greater
man IN 1850, and from passengers, S5OS4S4 greater
Inc through freight (a the way between Chlea 20 and
uai0 In 1856 was i903SS tons less than In 1888, and
the rate per mile received for IL 146 cent greater
the way freight in 1856 4196S2 tons greater than
In 1888 and the rate per mile received for 1t was OO2S
cent greater The rate per ton on all freight
n 1880 was Ol26 cent greater than IN 1882 producing
he greater gross earnings mentioned although tho num-
Der OF tons moved one mile in 1856 was 75O6iOlO less
than In 1885 The through passengers were S7S less
than In 1885, but the way business 2533S6 passen-
gers greater the rate per mile received from through
passengers was O30S cent than In $50 and from
wOy passengers 00l2 cent greater After paying the Can.
ada Southern Railroad its proportion OF earnings and
$577,256 subjoned are the detailed statements for
three years:
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,naI IN vo, nncbaneed al d ,, cents per gallon.
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

r,yrppoot May5-l2:3Op m.-Cottoa firm with fair
demand. Mdding Upl.nd+ ll.ioL; 10 orIesns o ,
aud export Receipts 1900 Oaoa including O4OO Aneri
,,,..t. ro,w N,,adl,n, ctanse Nav and
nm deiiyery I7.6I; 4G6ld do June ami July
5sysry ~ .64di do July and August delivery 49Gid'
~ ss,Ienpor ANA delivery. 4464- also lo-
6lL DO. October and November delivery oi'oiL slso
90 scnssmIor delivery. 52.G4d.i also o Lad.
n.-CottOn.-GoOd MmullhE oplthus' o1tu; hiiuIi
Uplana. On. Low a TIIna4gy Jpa%as 3D. Good MID
1in1 Tsxas ba.ni Mddng Texas, 6oeLi Low MldhllnB
TEXAS Good Ordinary Texas ia Ordinary i,ssp I s
INV MldIing Orleans. s Gooa Ordinary Orleans 7l6d
o5dlna ooarns sils Of the day included 1900 bals'
Fntures easy Uplands Mddlng clause May delivery
yaYr do June and July delivery 46.5i sellers DO July
and August delivery -O4d Gnyers 10 AuRnss an n
oner delivery o42.64d do October and OveIi
80 ieiyery 53Z.04d. buyers do November anu ec'lh
ber delivery 3U.04d buyers, do septemOer ueli'eiI
. n ,n-Fntures closed firm. Upands Low Middiing
clause May delivery 49Ot sellers 10 , y al II
Inyers do July aud August delivery aootL syleIH' a.
August and september delivery Rail- sellers DO oc
oier ami Noyem delivery. 33-G4 buyers do NOVeh
bera December deuVery, oA'otu- Ou''AS u0 SSP'O
delivery 55l-Gid sellers -, -
u,tvKsroy Nav 5-Cotton firm. Middling l0ti Low
,tiiaing 1915 Good Ordinary. Ola net aud gross re-
ceinfs 81 bales C0astwse, 2Olf baleSi sales'
bales stock. OLA bales
XoRFoLK May 5-Cotton steady. Middng, 1923 not and
ross receipts bales exports Coastwse 2s4 Daios SS
rs bales stock, o,9@O blieA -
SAVANNAH May 5Coton firm Mdans eD S Iposs hq ps
eepts 522 balosi saos. ~ bales Stock D. zo' OAio~
NEWFOUNDLAND May 5.--Cotton steady Midiliny IOaai
Low Middnng 10 ll6 Good ordinary, ~ 5 nTn hse,
coastwise 700 bales sales 1900 bales; Stock i'0''
bales
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK. THURSDAY. Nav 5.-BEEvE s--Receipts were
Is 6Othst Tor Mr. Eastman No demand to-day for
CITY Beef in moderate demand at for Deeeat
to Prime with little Choice and md sTTs bringing s|Ss
Chicago Dressed had iar sale AZ 7h97sc for Medium
Private cable advioes Liverpool report
market for American Refrigerated Beef da az s4aSc per
shipments today 27s Live and abont 1000 quarters
e geer hs 1--we cat and n Live Sheep
MICH thus far sSs week about hsia
pepced az for Common to Good Cows With an
SSa Sc so f our IS s"
. n and The 81 70 Rsi sSn
stock from that section and sell Il at profit in NewYors
y Mseses i Ess:S COWS y s.! 8 s.s Per heal
s and Busns calves and
Choice yeais active demand at fully 'sc advance.
'Si sRm Hn and Balteaks Mixed lots
and s Rsosp e e% Sy Es s Gus sc ono lot
Il Sa end
yssIs sV ia
, tH esest on sne light
a saes JsiSe Wight Coz loi vea 1870 n
SIC 81 veals and Bufermlk Calves mxe Ios u. at4c
D. Harrington i$S veals 1913 ~ at Sic; 80 do l2e n.
Ese OTIS: 80 Jersey veas 1876 H. at Ssci do 100 n.
d pss q a stpT fs e 10 i MIa Caves
Ia HG no. at a &C. lis % III D. stiac 81 DO co.
y W. go H. Ia 2O az Co: ovesls 1913 atSe perm,
a IS per 100 n Is BntiernR Calves III o. at SIS
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts were is ears Of ISL So
Spring Lambs sale in Washington aMrket Total or
I'VE days 2O6O7 head against head for the same time
Trade was and dragging and prices barely snsaeed
for sheep and Yearng Lanbsi but spring LAMBS were
s EsPSF' and a sne ys Ct
Clipped Yearngs IS So; Choice unshorn at SIS
and @ to Ss At LAMBS Deck q sVse
aging 81 was sold private terms probably At not muon
CITY Dressed Mutton dull for Heavy Fat and
az saS9c City Dressed Yearlngs sold at sloc ew as
i and City Dressed spring Limbs at n sS CARCASS
Davis 2iS Clipped Mifnsap 20 shsee
80 s Ssssa ss r's go sSS:s
kfns isn Ss Peg pps sheep g
5s % Mss q soi lsS n az s5ss :;'
an1 Spring Lambs at So 81 per head yo..,,, ga
a, s - 55 clipped Tipped sheep. 50 3. al 81 ST
D. Harrington: 200 Clipped Ohio sheep 90 D. at "a eo
Hume SD Mullen: 2ls Clipped Western Sheep SO n. a.
H IL Hollis: l27 Clipped Ohio Yearlngs, n 70. atshe
Juid buckingham 9e Clipped Indiana Sheep SO u. as
Newton & Gillett; 229 clipped State sheep, 9e5 n AZ
& PdcOck POI Clipped Kansas sheep Few Ysa1IiDssls
Ewes 10 TO- at SIS; 81 MARYLAND Lambs, So TO- on private
EVertt q Co rs Jersey at 81 pet head; "a do a.
SIS to So so each no.hoa,
" ~ AnpIeSet; a. Jersey Lambs at So TO 81 each.
j. s. richardson Coz 80 Jersey Lambs at 20 % each;
T. s Apaugh: 10 Jersey Lambs at So per head; lsdon
Jeiiiae Wright Co.. Jersey Lambs at sc each; ids
aoGsReceipts were cars of 747 head making total
for i've Us head against 1913 head Tor the sAm
lime 9 n IS % b Dealers s% os the az
County Dressed wsak at 7.a7'c for Medium and 30
Size Light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06
NO APPOINTMENTS YET MADE.

THE MAYOR GOES TO FIND QUIET flANh-
PARK BUSINESS STOPPED
The Mayor will probably make his appointments
TO-DAY or tomorrow. He still keeps his own counsel
No one can tell with any certainty who the appon'eos
will be- outside Of those already mentioned p9 ',le
Mayor These arc Police Commissioner 'ohh II,
voorhis Charities Commissioner Henry H. Porter anu
IA, Commissioner h. Z. DOnncLy. the Hst OF Ea J
dates increases from day day. Vincent g hlhe
is being pushed candidate Tor FIRE COMMISSIONS SUM-
IIo has previously served one term In the fIe Doa
IIe lie n member of the County Democracy EAecu.iNe
COMMITTEE. He is not builder, however, anu ulls
TACT will probably be fatal TO his chances Norman
Andrews weILknown Harlem bulider, WhV -
recommended by several Of the prominent Gui ,aS
and fuancers In Harlem, and who Is not dlstastelu
10 Tammany Han, stands a good chance OF gettihs
the place. -. ,..o.,,,.od oror tho
failure of the Mayor 10 appoint new commissioners
Mr. Powers was not at the regular meeting on Meu
nesday IL was said that he regards his ume as nav
inc expired May 1 and will not resume MS duties
u1less the Mayor reappoints him. President BOruen
sail Yesterday that no business could be Transacted
as there was not majority OF tie board 10 hol9
meetings. week ago IL was said that the mayor hau
determined on Mr.. DevOe and Albert Blerstdt me
artist. A large property-ho der In the Annexed DIS
trict who favored Mr. Devoe refused 70 believe ycster-
day that Mr.. Hewitt would not appoint him. Among
the names that have been presented for the Office are
those OF 70 dham Morris, Theodore W. Myers, WALDO
Hutchins, Jordan L. Mott, I: W Dcvoel John d.
Lane General vlele, Josiah Fiske, Jesse
w Powers, Henry Knickertacker and Albert Bler
sfad About the City Hall 1t was rumofed yesterday
that the Park Commissioners would be John ID. GRIM
minis, Waldo Hutchlns and Theodore ". Myers. , 80
The Mayor went 10 Greenwood Lake yesterday to
get away from the impoftunities OF The Eonuciahs.
and allow himself opportunity 10 think over MS
appointments in quiet place
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

RirrALo MAY 5-CdtIe-Recepts last % hours. 765
head total for tar. 4.322 nelE Tor sane tns
ast week 44O5 consigned through. Al cars all OK
which o Newly Ork; none Tor sale.
thus TAR ~ 400 same tune last week 2ZSO
heai consigned tncough all OF which to New-fos;
Ia cars for steady and unchanged INFERIOR
Fair 50 5OQ3 rs: 20 Choice sidi 20 iearns "a 100
8 80. cars held over. , o.o , 49,, a.. A.,
hea consigned through 20 Is oil which TO Newlorx:
Is ears for DUH shade lower Light Pigs - 10
a 20 Mixed Pigs and Light forEers 80 20 3D. Sc
lected Workers 50 $500 I5 Selected Medium weights
IS SO Selected Heavy Ends S. oO05 ~ Stays - vvo
4 40: 4 Common ami Light held over
CHICAGO MAY 5.-Ths Drorers journal reDorts;-Cdfs-
Rece!pts-76UU mead Shipments l.sOO hesa: markee
was stronger. Shipping steers 1900 TO 1000 10 500
"a 90 Stockers ana Feeders 81 s01Si 40 Cows. Bnis
Mixed ~ Io0s4 OO bulk 81 soc 2G con'ed ieh2as
SO0Sf 40
Ho9s-Ieceipts 1900 hs.l snion,lts 5000 MAKES
was stronger Rough Mixed 80 $50 30 Packing And
Shipping 50 1880 Dos Light "a 7OSo 70 skps - "o
- 80 .. ..- 4, ooo 49,, ...-...
shorn S3d ooled % o"0eo ~ TEXANS
81 . as So Lambs al oOGO 90.
ST. LOUIS May 5.-Cattte- Heceipts-7Oo head Ship
ments 1000 head; market was steady. Choice heavy
Naive steers "a 6Ods5 90, FAIR 10 Coco ship2mg
Steers SO steers FAIR 10 Choco - 20
- 80 Feeders good - 20dsi lO stockers jar ~
good 81 2OGS To- Texans common TO cnolce corhed 81 "
oSi H. -oo .-.- n ON ,.., ...-...
was stronger Choice heavy ana Butcners. sesecaans
IS 80 80 40 PACKING good 60 10 so SO lart-
ers Medium ID Prime, 70 0Oaso To- PIGS ComnoA I'd
Seesp-kecepts 100 neal, LOCO hes market
firm. Clipped TO Prime - Io@$4 1"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06
NORMAL COLLEGE SALARIES REDUCED

By the action Of the Board of Education the salaries
OF the Normal College teachers for the present year
will he reduced 10 per cent. Mr.. Wood, chairman OF
the Normal College Committee, said yesterday that
the matter had been submitted to the teachers o. TIE
college and they had preferred, with two exceptions
10 have this reduction made on their salaries eacb
month rather than as proposed TO pay the regular
salaries throughout the year, dropping the Closing
month entirely. - -
at the end OF the year" continued Mr. Wood
"I hope some way may be seen by which, from q
transfer OF unexpended balances Of the Board the
full salaries may be paid 10 the Teachers question
was Iaised a. 20 whether we could not make tho
reduction apply simply 10 those teachers who received
over 81 OOO but cannot that there is any justice
in that The teachers who receive over $1,000 are a.
much entitled 10 their sa aries as the Others, and
there is reason why they should bear the entire
burden because the Board OF Estimate did not make
q sufficient Appropriation"
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ABOUT THE NEXT CANDIDATE.
A GOOD POSITION roR Any NEWSPAPER,

A
From The ST. Joseph. CMo) Herald.
The SEMI-WEEKLY Tribune of New-York, in re
sponse to query to whether Dir. Whitelaw Reid had
written letter abandoning Mr.. Blaine for $685. save
1The Editor OF The Tribune knows OF no such let
ter, and the who said TO have received it
have already announced that they got any such
letter. TIE TRIBUNE expects TO support the nominee
OF the National Convention. Ii urged Mr. Blaine four
years ago upon the convention as the best man to
nominate. Ii has seen no reason To change its opn-
ion, but is standing back little to what other
people have to say ii the convention were held now
NJ. Bsiue would undoubtedly be nominated. IT,
however, year hence the convention should prove
10 DO Tor John Sherman or Tor Senator HARRISON for
Senator Allison, or Tor any other good Republican,
the Blaine men would give him inst as hearty asup
port as they know how"
That is exactly our position That ought to be the
position OF every Republican newspaper and every
Republican voter in the country, and such il their
position. Otherwise they are not Republicans and
have no right TO make the claim OF being SUCH
ln this age OF the world with political party num-
bering millions OF men, with thousands Of newspapers
espousng the cause OF a great party the newspaper
or the man who declares emphatically for ono man.
and against oil other men, declares emphaticaly
against one man and tor any other, is guilty OF an
egotism that ought TO rob either man paper OF
influence.
Such position as that taken by THE TRIBUNE is
calculated 10 make such George William
Curtis and Carl Sehurz appear exceedingly small.
AS Tor us, IN National politics, Republicans
because OF certain fundamental principles OF that
party. ANY man who stands fairly upoh these
principles, who has integrity and who has ability
can claim our support be he white, black yellow
Whenever the day comes that the Republican
party must have dictator to pick out the men
whom it shall honor shall lose our respect for il /;
and when that dictator Is chosen from the rank and
ME OF malcontent political ignoramuses we shall
say that the party Is wholly emascuated, completely
In 1883. ''''N0"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. NAV i4-Proyisons-BAccn. Cumberland Cue
as I'll: Long Clear Mddes 3Js o.; short cier Mtddies
tOS i short RiDs Oh shoulders os OIL pSr ewI hosf
ma al Tor Extra India Mess Prime Mess. o3+ Oh Pofx-
Prme Mess GA Oj. per bDL; Prime Mess Easlsfa
LLarl-Anlercsn Jos 81 Prime Nestr
ern AS I'd, Lard on SIS sd. Hams-Lons Cut <3a.
Shoulders ButterSOs. OL owt Tor hnest nlsed
States Characterization Choice, ga 81 Wheat-hod
Western Spring Is Od. Q7s Id; Ret Winter, ia n
Is ri, ne Genital New No Winter, Is Adj do Ma a
snrng IA ID; New Mixed Western 4s 2d; California No
us i'd Qss O; No z 81 81 00 81 per GENITAL Pro-
dnce-sprs of Turpentne 2ss 3d. DO at London - ID
per cwt; Refined Petroleum sL per gallon. Clover Seed
american hed 49s per cwL Taiow-22s. OIL pee ows
Fine American 23s Cd; Prime Guy, US. 3D. per cwe
RosInComnon IS Cd, Pale lis "a. 0Jl u Ii nseed Cs
~ Oi per cwL Provlsons-American Rorgeratel bsst
hnlquarters .d fore quarters SGD per ID Hops AZ Loa
SonHSsw. York state ~ los 0d 23 Us III Cottonsest
oil, Liverpool make lps. Cd
LONDON May l.-Prodace-Lnsesi Oil 2os 90 s IN
I'D per cwt Calcutta Lnseed SIs 3D. per quarters ia,
seed Cake. 80 S. Cd per ton Refined pxtroe1n ~
as 81 l6d per gallon. Spirits OF Iurpentno eos 90 -
cwt pale OIL Ills Oh Proyisions-iard 80 500 " -
cyL for American Sugar-l3a o per ewt lor Seoa Saa
truga poori1ng 960 aud lis Cd Us OF ior ~
I'd; Mutton. 22s 81 92ts OIL Ceeoaaat H. for
a. Cochin e37 Os American Refrigerator Beef ~ go ~
hind quarters and 2a Al Tor fore quarters per o"
carcass , -..-.. ax n,.r,tn1s
Wcoxs closet AZ 50 marks % pfonninss p,r ~
ANTWERP May 5-Petroleun-fine rAae A,nei Its-s "
francs 90 confines paid and 10 francs w %
Wilcox's closed AZ IS francs w cen'he'P" i'' ~
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, May s. 1897
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

THURSDAY, May 5-P NJ.
To certain extent this investors DAY at the Stock
Exchange. A. we'll as a large demand tnet by mod
supply for certain classes OF bonds such stocks as
Rock Island, Northwestern. ST. Paul and Omaha pre-
fefred aud Illinois Central conspicuous for their
streng b. and all except Northwestern, with small
amount business accomplished Northwestern. how
ever with transactions in Fl 900 shares scores final
advance OF Is per cent Investors bought and specuat
i've holders realized. 1t begins 10 look as II
there might DO an "outside" buying large
enough for the LEADERS" TO discover, even
through their green glasses The movement
in Fort Worth and Denver stock which from 52' to
CO. and after fluctuations closed at that figure,
need not be set down public buying. Aswc intmated
few days ago. there is probably concentrated short In
terest stock prices ranging from 30 mp to 90 but
even the selling OF and England has noto c-
casoned reasonable reaction In the price OF Fort Worm
and Denver since II was or the present figure
too high for tile stock but may not be high as tho
stock for an operator with 10 per cent margin 10 trade
I'm either way Let tho holders and the shorts have
the game to themselves The position OF the stock hardly
permits Of question OF the result OF tho game; but IL
may be closed privately any moment, and when 1t Is
closed the outsider is likely be badly left The whole
market ruled strong and established substantial gains
but except few instances the transactions were small
because OF small supply The market closed strong a,
something under best figures for OF the active
stocks.
tons follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-The feeling is very strong
no ssaea avance but sales slightly higher
rates were moderate buyers and tae @
@9s 500 bbs including 1900 City Mill Extra "a $50
fn 80 g s s so s s suSs pkg SS
s.s S S chSS Log %na sS E Extra 80 s. 49,
sS e. E1 70 Coos to % CHOICE Ss S s
two private brands nd. q r. Patent Patent
RSaGSS Fine me- 81 81 %
81 10 ass 4oi Extra No s. 1898 7S' Good to Fancy
$ 5Ssss IS; Good Choice Extra Western. s. sOS
f Fancy 0S 81 % as co. Common Extra Nansso
Clear 81 5SsS4 So Rye M5taFs 90 IS p. 5sS
a,er S Waas EI q City Tor
strong 81 SS Il
oG d "a s'E Extra 50 ''sS Z
STEADY yellow. Western quoted at 81 Sossa rs and
sRAIN-wHEAT-Thes speculation was very brisk today.
and confined mainly near 6 aGSs1 %
bush rejecting the west The options were marked up
very e Closing rn at near the best rates Cash
grades bale per onshe higher closing hrny shIpPers
remained quiet Cable avices encouraging sales
Tanned sVHag at s9t.c no Milwaukee at OF &c SPOT
@ srEv 7 s9 N store NO. s Red q 81
delivered; No Red May 959, 96a closing At v6 &c. do
at vs. &c, August 9S closing At gSao; do sep
IemDeE CLOSING at % "a no. 0S N ~ 81 90
bs eosn % al Il ny
81 a -. BA RLEY-Dul and unchangei. BARLEY
MALT-QuIvt aud unchan .CORN-SpOt lois are
WITHOUT variation OF moment ruling about steady Trading
however very quiet with continued Indifference on the part
The options somewhat stronger az the out
set but the closing figures show slight loss compared
with the current OF yesteriay speculation is
moderate Salos-536O0U bushels future $4,000 bushels
Spot including Ungraded Mixed at 4oa 2Ohci Steamer
TO arrive delivered; No May. 4SQls c closing at 4sc
do June Is 04s &c. closing at 4Slsc, do July. spt0
1880 closing 40 &c; DO August 5Oc closing at 90 2c
do september closing az 81 S lots are ga
without change importance Trading is fairly active The
OPTIONS attracted moderate OF attention. and the
nna ratios triae lower sales2OO0O bushels future
l42 900 bushels spot including No at 80 Sc; do. Whte
ace, Na p 81 d3iisc do White. 39asd3gsici No.
White 4O4c; Mixed Western 80 GS7c.; White d. $50
42c.; White State 80 G39 2c; No. May. "a d3i Sc,
closing az SAC: do June "a 03i c closing at - sc do
July So. "a &c. closing at "a sc.....FEED~Dul aud IN.
hanged.
Walkers Private Daily Circular, May 5. 1887 NewYork
The United Kuedoms supply OF wheat and -four nclud
ing foreign homegrown wheat delivered september l. TO
May l:
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-. -.. syTrn THE MURDERER HANGED.
FIRMLY TO THE oALLowsn1
aE "AAA CLIFTON SUCCESSFUL.

w.rxKp FIRMLY TO THE "ALLo"
AA cUTIoN SUCCESSFUL.
r..,r Smith was hanged yesterday 81 80 80 Jobn
A.. vard of the Tombs prison LOT ". Smith met
sne ya,s watcbmap. on April 2, Is So o"'.n
Hannon, ~, a;nching The task OF carrying
ms aoV" ..nt.nce of the law, when zen W init .a;t
our .o rertormed in a way that rehec';.h hade
ul". A. oAicial On "Wednesday n'e"s ttsr that he
on d i've Ia his companions III ciu ;n his cell 10
poo, nne time with Father Daranque' NJ nr;son cot
spent scmo before smith lay down on MS onLe
was "a e. .Ieep. His rest was htfui anu ana him
snu and at o'clock he arose anu through
self The gray light OF ,Se cell and the sounds OF
Ine lite in the city streets outs Io,r with his
tha condemned man and he SAT io aotbing 10 those
sead resting on his hand, say w n''
Vt IN o'clock Father Duranquer me deputies
.hn cell and Smith surronnuea ~ "a 70 the prison
accompanied the priest aero Women, mairons and in
chapel n Tombs we're present to ASSIST ~
T,Ssr Duranauei administered ,he Eon hack TO his
fatnen ;indL the prisoner was u Ken JUN 60
AZ o:2o Warden Walsh had caused , tha rest
S &c 1,scso. Smith drank little Tea anu '0-'
untouched. ,,or;A Grant with eighteer deputies
AT pay ,nncbeons of office arrived OF the prson
sT' ;nrv ot twelve newspaper men n r 49, the
dne Item Then came Dr. W. l. Se1hns nh ss;.
Deputy Coroner and ow to be- present Sheriff Grant
C, na roserSherif Sexton went to the rton
anu, anu Uancman Joseph Atkinson ana Mr, He
-nad On the doomed man MS uo"'n
Is,ensd TO il calmly only remarking: .,o oo,ovs
WSsn von take me around here to the gao"s'
"a, n he dne quick ask this as LAST isVoi h nrt
A,b;nson adjusted the about Smith hees, Pe
on the black ca, and at TO o'clock s50 bacS Of the
prison on the Emt SIDE began Inc and Fa,he
o,rnnuor 81 81 Francis Xayer's Church HIS
pniOnea behind hun and the two priests
&c tbeS walked repeated aloud their prayers I'M.
step vas firm aud be knelt between ;ne ,remor
The fatal rope dangling above him. without treuiSr,
When the had been said and tn' tSe tWo
P;asss sbooL his hand and turned away. The hang
ao stepped forward pulled Gown the Coes C tSs
fastened the moose to the rope and at ;Zo e1cA w.,
signal was given to his assistants in the box te
Mound weight dropped and Smith WAS Jerked SIX iee'
from the ground. HIS neck was uisioc"'ou "AN "
three minutes he was dead. ,.o- S,..rs ond
Two platoons of police under Inspector Steers ara
Csnta,h McCullagh were placed around the I9mps
until after the hanging and kept back IRON 'ne h'n-
st side great crowd ... :, Colv,rv
Smiths body was buried in the afternoon IN Cavary
Cemetery. the only mourners being the dead criminal
brother. sister and brotherin- Law, who SAT III 'ne
solitary carriage that followed the hearse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-06
rrnour,Y rtNANcIAL MARKETS

LONDON Nav 5-l2;S0 p msconsos los llio f9L a.
ana the United States Four Per Cent hona
isiT do -Four and Hal Per Cent Bonds liss assnns
AMI Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
aSia DO Second Mortgage. Canadian rscin0
Erie S4s do second Consols i0oa Men.an WITH iissss
Reading 20 -. r,x.o Par Cant RenfeG
or 20 irancs for the accouDt a. soco,a coo
D. mCanadian Pacific Ere 90 Srtnary 81 q;
Reading 1873 oo,
The proportion the bank Of een IL now 4a21
bflty. which last week was oo'o p'i ~, S
per cent - pant sf England Decrease
Nh ooo dnrine the past week ..., A. thu Bank q
Nav IThe weekly statement 9. ~ eoId end
trarca shows an increase OF l'ooosooo 'A'
4 soo oD0 fraucs In silver. - .,r..
Bar silver quoted az .r cent Hentss at 90 nsass
"a !, ceptimes for the acconns -"
francs "a y confines for cneeAs
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